The Frost Mammoth is incredibly powerful, comparable to a Heavenly Immortal when grown, even a Peak Heavenly Immortal. Its pair of tusks are highly valuable magical treasure materials, sought after by ordinary cultivators.
Yet now, the corpse is right in front of us, and nobody wants it?
The demonic beast that killed the Frost Mammoth left its corpse behind without a care, allowing Carson Flores and the others to reap a huge windfall.
Carson’s gaze instinctively fell on Mack Conley beside him. Was this a result of his luck?
Carson reflected on himself. Although he always prided himself on having good luck, it was never like this, was it?
How is this any different from being given gifts by the divine hand?
Despite this, Mack remained calm, looking at everyone watching him, and softly chuckled, saying: "Luck, it’s the sa as picking up money off the sidewalk, nothing surprising."
Money on the sidewalk?
This taphor fits well. Isn’t it like finding money while walking?
"As for the tusks, let’s collect them together. The rest isn’t really valuable."
Everyone stepped forward and collected the pair of tusks.
Mack smiled and said, "The Frost Mammoth’s tusks are excellent materials for artifact refining. Although a single tusk can be refined, a pair makes it easier to create sothing better. These two tusks count as one share, and the previous Divine Light Bamboo Core counts as two shares..."
Everyone had no objections.
Having witnessed Mack’s strong fate destiny pattern, everyone had high expectations for the upcoming adventure.
In reality, things matched up with their expectations. Mack seed to have no fixed direction, wandering wherever he wanted, yet he always ca across great finds.
Immortal elixirs, valuable demonic beasts, peculiar ores, and various strange items caught everyone’s interest.
Isn’t this too exaggerated?
Is the strong fate destiny pattern really so powerful?
Five people wandered freely for two days under Mack’s lead, reaping a considerable amount of good items.
"We already have a lot, let’s divide them."
Initially, there were barely enough to split into five shares, and Mack suggested they divide them, but everyone felt the items were too few and chose to wait.
Mack took out all the items in front of everyone and divided them into five shares, saying: "Does anyone have any opinions? Say it before drawing lots. If there are no objections, once you’ve drawn, there’s no going back."
Everyone expressed no objection. Although the value of each share varied, you couldn’t divide every item into five parts to be perfectly equal, and so differing values were inevitable.
What if one drew the most valuable share?
Even if your draw doesn’t have good items, how bad could it be? The Secret Realm has barely begun, and surely better items await in the future.
Mack reached into his Space Ring casually and clasped his fist: "There are sunflower seeds in here, ranging from at least one to a maximum of five. Guess who’s right gets to choose first. Guess without using divine sense."
Everyone started guessing, and soon it was done. Mack revealed his palm to everyone.
Two seeds.
Callan Mason guessed correctly.
Callan Mason picked one of the shares, and Carson raised an eyebrow.
He chose the share containing the Divine Light Bamboo Core.
Mack showed his fist again: "At least one, at most four, guess."
During the second round, Chana Hinton and the other three all guessed wrong, and Mack won.
Mack picked a share and departed.
Carson cast a glance and breathed a slight sigh of relief, Divine Light Bamboo Core remained!
Judith Hamilton won the third round.
She took away the third share, which included the Divine Light Bamboo Core, leaving Carson sowhat disappointed.
His luck was really not the greatest.
Carson won the fourth ti. He didn’t hurry to choose but instead said to the remaining Chana Hinton: "Miss Hinton, I’m okay with either share, you go ahead and pick."
Chana Hinton was slightly surprised, glanced at Carson, and smiled: "Thank you. I do need the Azure Fire Flower, I won’t be polite."
Carson smiled, "Please go ahead!"
Chana Hinton took her share, then asked: "Mr. Flores, wasn’t there anything you wanted?"
Carson shook his head: "Yes, there was."
Carson turned to Callan Mason and Judith Hamilton, smiling: "Mr. Mason, Ms. Hamilton, would you be willing to part with the Divine Light Bamboo Core? I would like to exchange my entire share for one Divine Light Bamboo Core."
Callan Mason’s eyes flashed: "The Divine Light Bamboo Core is a key ingredient for the Nine Revolutions Great Land Pill. Mr. Flores, aren’t you an Early Celestial Immortal? You shouldn’t need it, besides, not many people have that elixir formula."
Carson’s expression remained unchanged, smiling: "I have a friend who is collecting the eight key ingredients for soone, and he’s short of three. The Divine Light Bamboo Core is hard to co by, now that I’ve found it, I naturally want to help my friend. Of course, I’m stuck at Early Celestial Immortal with difficulty advancing, it’s of no use to ..."
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